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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-30
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LIVERPOOL. June 29-1230 p m.-Cotton steady win
far demand. Middling Uplanis . cd 90 Orieant -
l6d saIes-lOOOO bales including 1000 bales or SPEC.
ulatioL export Receipts 2.OOO bales including ooS
Futures quiet Uplauds Low Mddinx clause. June deliv
cry 55-64d-; DO June and July delivery oo9Ad 90
july ana August delivery 5564d; also $685. 40.
August and September delivery 65G4S Also Ii.6aGt
her and delivery 70 6f do December ana "a.
uary delivery, 624.6id do september delivery ooooAds
Tenders for delivery toays clearngs 100 bales new
docket and 100 old do. ~, , ON, n.,..
Futures firm Uplands Low Middling clause June ds
yer, 5,;.6ld do June and July oouverys W
do August and September delivery 57eid buyersi az.
september October delivery $3.50 sellers 90 Ucso
Der aud November delivery ?y:e4d sellers 90 Nocsm
and December delivery 2S'o4G seers 10 ssntsm6sc
January delivery, 2ooAd seuersi oos Sop''s~
delivery, 5SG4d. DnyerA - ,....u. .,....
Jun. asvs Sl%'s ss1G soefs do June aud July
sry 8 56-04d. sellers. do July and August delivery.
SID buyers DO september October delivery. 5Sss4a
buy ers do. October and November delivery IS-Ose.
BUYERS November and December delivery. z6.osn.
sellers; do Decembsr and January delivery zoeA
GALVESTON. June 29.-Co,ton quiet Middline. l07-l0i
Low Miiong lO1.l6; Good Ordinary. 91;l6: net sne
gross receipts 20 bses sales IA bales. stock 49, oae
NORFOLK. June 29-Cotton quiet; Mtdding iOr,,e nes
gross receipts baes exports Coastwse l3l oaAess
sales - bales; stock. 2,274 bales go.
SAVANNAH. June 29.-(ottyn nominal Mtddunx ioNe
Low Middling l0a Good Ordinary lO not and eross 70
ceps bales exports coastwse l32 bales Sales eaae
Nsw.0RLKASs, June 29.-Cotton quiet Mliaiin, l07isI
low Middling 10 Lie. good ordinary a:lS; net ssS
bales exports 92S aes saAee
200 bales. stock. 1868 baes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-30
rIvcsr,Jx MARKET, BY rELsIsApL

puyp.Ln June 20 -Cdttt>-ReceDts last ~ hours. SS3
total tar. 1908 nstu tor san5 time
a,L 1873 heads consigned through, OF cars Oh when
ri to New York, none for sale .oo- -, -, -
sns,p-Neceipts as "a 400 neac total for week
thu. TAR 10000 Time last week - 4uo
Ia cars Tor sale: market fairly active and shade higher
interior 10 FAIR 75o375 Good TO Choice 81 w o$4 oO
2 loads Extra sold at "a 49, no mbs here. .
Hoos-keceIts last "a $500 hea' total lot the
700 head TOR same time last week ~ you
mead consigned through "a IA OF which 10 New.
YORK; prices 50uc. Light Pigs 81 ooGS ~
Mixed Pigs Light Workers 50 3I0So 40 Select ted
Yorkeis 20 40 Selected Medium Weights 80 oud 90;
eecIe Heavy Ends ~ 90 asa TO- Stays at Sd w. mar
krf closed urn: all offerings taken . ,..,.
CHICAGO June 29.-Ihs DroperS Journal reDortS-Cdub-
Recepls-lO 900 neat Shipments 5000 hsao market was
lower sLDpnY - 1904 40 stvckeis Ana Feeders
81 oOGs3 10 Cows Bulls and Mixed 81 SV93Z 20 Texas
Cattle - 20aSs3 10 ooo
Hogs-tooeipt, / 900 snipnsit, 5000 market
lower kougn aud "a 0O0s5 To- Packing and SHIP
pins 70 Light 81 oOa 50 ~. skps 80 o - 30
SassD Receipts 5000 aeai sopnents heI! market
slow iOc iuwer Natives s3@s4 3o. Western $30s3 ~.
ST LOUIS. June 29.-Cdtte kcceDts 400 head Ship-
ments ... aeae; market easier. Choice heavy
Natiys Steers "A 3O0Si 80; FAIR 10 GOOD SMDpng
steers "a a. 2 steers fair TO Cnoico 10 90
% Ia Feeiors tar TO gooo SIS 2O9S3 9U Suckers ar
10 good 00 Texans common grass 10 good corneu
So lO0$4 90. ,oo 49,. 1919.
Hoss-tsceipts 900 head ,nipments 300 head market
was s.rong Choice hsavv ana ButcherS Seiectiohs
SIS 20 FAIR TO Choice 81 $3.50 % workers.
Medium Prime. ~ s50so 90 Pisa Common " Nood
81 30G$f 10 San
SaseD-kecoipts 600 shipments 100 hea;i market
steady. Clipped Fair TO iChoice So lO6s4 1" LAMBS
Z ri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-30
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
THE STATE or TRADE.

pLIrruoRr Juno 29.-Cotton dull Mladiinx 1l'sc.....
Flour steady street and Western sunsrhnc 81 300
Mills sapsrnns % do Extra s5 20 as TO- no
50 asa IS Paap,co Family 50 90 DO sansrlave
Winter Rcd spot siLas4Ac DO for June si'ac BID: do
souern s nominal Whit. s. ssSc yellow sisc Western
nrms M1sa sso, .sc @ 5u ~ a5 hT
So este; Peunsvivana SSds7c..... rye steady o. bs1
e0o.....nav cuil PRIME TO Cnoce Western 81 w
ss7 90 Busmea,s -shoalder, aud 1,r RiS a. siaes
Sacked ss, ers .: ' at e
- Butter wss seady. Western Packet II tc' Creamery
70 s2o kETa nisier q, 10 10 Petroleum" sIea .,-
~ isc ....snrr steady. son 5:0oc Copper
Renpsd 9tS99c Whiskev steady at 81 l4ssi ioi -;
Flour is 81 GRAIN 30 Reccpt,-Flour liol7 bills
Wheat $4,000 bush Corn i3.o5o ousn oa,, 400 yn.n:
es 100 BUSH Corn bush sales-Wheat 3sl'Vo Ousi-
Corn 1880 tustL
quict-stcaner Yellow Ole: steamer Mixed bOiac
No. White Ale No White at 4o.G No 3 @nito at
Shorts quet-MIddlinss Der ton sl7 ooes2J 90
Creamery Is Cheese sicaiyNewyOak AMI Yer
mont Extra sac Egss sieady-Easiern Esra' i nn
Western nris i'c keess' for the . a.gt o oo
Li.n. Shorts 400 bush
BUFFALO Juno 23.-wheat-No Hard opened dull ana
s2s.c bid No nara Scrihors pachs offered ., 81 &c
w,neI Wheat IN ia,T aemanh no Req sold At -
and 1G am Sa @n aSe No aSS: 10 Yellow s5s.c
No Yellow in good demand and prices shade
Mixed 81 81 1c.....Rye duh md UNCHANGED -Four
dull amt unsettled llieed scarce and nncangea-
....Reccipts-Flour $500 bills; Wheat $4,000 bnsn
Corr 5s. f oaiI 600 S S ssa sa coa
:hip@ents"wheat $4,000 bush Corn $4,000 bush oats
bush
lima leading futures ranged as follow
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r,,opr.v ppoDUcn MARKETS,

LIVERPOOL June 20-Provislons Bacon. Cumberland Cut
sas al Long Clear diiles 33s g.; snort Clear Mddes
ss 3D. short RIOS 3Js 81 Shoulders 3os o. per cwt Best
S 6d Tor Extra India Moss Prime Mess o2A g. FORK
Prime Ness 184 Cd per Dbl; Prime Moss Eastern
az. ~ Ia Lard-American. JAS 3D. Prime West
ern Sis Cd, Lard on. 34s. 3D. Hams-Lons Cut 604
Shoulders s. .OL Oh VT for tnest aitsi
States cheese-American Choice 46a Oh wheat1ised
Western Spring Us. 81 IS 1ld Rel Winter: Is lodi
is oil PEI Genital New No. Winter "a Id; do No;
snrng IA Cd; New Mxet Western. +a lid: California No
J. ia id 0ss. 0d DO No g. ~ o. 81 per GENITAL rr9
PER Refined Petroleum cad per gallon Clover seSST
American Red. 49& per cwI Tallow.22a ID per cws
Fine American 2la 6i Prime CIV 92s o. per o ,,s
Rosn-Common. IS 5L Pale. lis I'll GJs OF Linseei Oh
per cwr Provisions Rsfrlxetassa sess
aonNGew YORK state 81 l5A Cd IS Os u Cottoasssi
oil. Liverpool make II - OF an M. n, >o,.
LONDON. June Acknowledged on. 2ia % o rs
I0l, per cwt Lnseed $50 3D. per quarters Lin,
seed Cako rs l2A I'd per ton, Refined petro.snm ox%
Pale s. OIL ellis OF Provisons.Lar1 ~ ~ Ps.
irifnsa poorng 800 and ls OIL ellis 81 for MsscSvsae
Ga Mutton 2sA Oh S2ts OIL Cocoanat oamCeyop roe
"a: Cochin uercAn Rettigcratet beot 3S o ,o
hind quarters and la 6i for fora quarters per Old A'
carcass .. n .,...,,..
Wicors lart oosst 80 marks 90 pfonninxs per Nv
ANrwERr. June 29-Petrolsrm1 Pale Amerios a, 10
francs paid aud IL francs centes seSrS
Wilcox closed - francs 10 io' ko'
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cnIcAeo June 2o-rhs ls.aug future. ranged as follows

lists
Tn. hsho. wers as r.N @ ;S.o
M OATS" 70 Io p,,
Tims,nv % M.s, rors-ssI So. L.ri7so 81
- 81 sn,r. Gis,r lie, DotoL y IS 81 10
81, e. sSi % Dbl,
lsoUv tusn Com $4,000 bush oats i3-.ooo oasn-:
gc 'S Co., Sa' S.a s' s5.5jS ' S' tsrn
Oat. 05.ooo Oush no 300 lush Barley 5000
On the Proaaee Exchange TO-DAY the Butter mrrsS; Tas
49,; perdoz
olxcssA 29p was quiet , Fam,y 8 So 80
neS g.; Zoe f Hsoeip i. ca. $500
onst at SIS o. Isrc easy To- bulk
Neat ss1 .nr ss e. % asSn ey
finished goois on pss Of 81 90 T,'I Si q FaScy
barry n,n'r Al ~ 1e To- :e.Ss sna
Gatchsr. Il Receipts $500 noaa' shipments
800 head.
JanG So 10 iw sd cam cam so aas
Soc Iuv 77a.c. August 77'c, September 7s.e 80. ccrp
neeepI.-%heat 1000 Corn 800 lush oats $500
busIL
isDasar .lesay sul go Mssa ; s5e
No 2 Miroi 274c bid
A 5aDS 2SFo sspie6cr Wheat was ar
80 were steady no o Whit 81 ans 9 e I'VE
ia toS:c IN. strong PORK july sii a.
Eges nrm fresh Cheese steady cheddara &c
Rece r y.Si5 Dbl. Wheat EISJJ busii.
s sa.'S' casr. ' barley W." Sa,n.
No Hard cash 7i.e, August 7S.e september 74'c
Mrei 80 sos7c.'...oars nr,n No White 2gezysc
assa Mnsssv wa; s;say ans 'I SYRIA,
q o6 22Soy osi ss 400
lush oats $4,000 bush. Rye bush Barley ''''
bush.
PHILADELPHIA June 2o-Four-D Demand was slow and
unsatisfactory and the general aSs' Vas ~ MAX no. 10 seq No.
%sssrH ,s4 na 50 g.
esr rrC s. q a 40 sass
81 Is 5o Clear 90 s.rasht - 20
DO stSssh - Wheat ra,sn. :. SSss 90
Minnesota basers clear 81 90 sst .o no 40 ,n "a s5
~. for fT , TO e.
Closed steady carl specaIan tame -%a
demand continued sh sp sS S S' T NJ IS do for
Jul" s 40 for sss'e iSr
s seS lots ST.ess Which, 1sgeesa
ana s@sn sis%s' s% fIess
sS D S Nike, SisS sp sna H 'iS s u
Jun. stSt 20 ,S Do s aS %,T
strong and higher under shs sscsa wo
s ssa ,s's Sh;e a. ,% s
!sssa'' aS 3, .s.m5.P e isi
foaioc. southern new large SnOcs Per ss % zoo
s S 81 g
40 family xIg 30 dsi7 Hams smoked IL l3c Lard
CIV Reaned 81 2561 do steam 80 so 20
IS 30 . Butter nrmer-Pennsyivaniso Creamer ,nc
t. Western creamery Extra ls1l 3c H. u anu y.
creamery Extra l69l7c; Packing Butter az t"S
Cheese quiet NewYork full cream ssse one 40 n M"
cho,cs 7gc. pennsvlvania part skins 90 tc no .,n
skins ,c.Eers were auet Pennyyana nr5 y. mai 1ei
0n,n Petroleum. ~ Aoot
feat IN bills CSC sugar-senned easier e.a ~
PP.eiWuter bran Sis 0oesl5 76 DER ton kscsyiss.
ronr ! sW, bbIs Wheat 80 500 bush Corn 35OO pusn
np o1o pu.n sinpnsnts-wheat 14260o busn cors
& 600 push. oatAS.4UO bush
PHILADELPHIA. Juno ?o-SA5 D. m.-"heat oorn """
Oats ouiet and unchanged 40.
TOLEDO 70 Wheat dull but s'sad, Issn ="
na "mbsr s2s.c Corn Iulet Cash 80 tc Oats duis
tasl tho Receipts-wheat 1000 RIsn Corn s o ic
Snsh oats Loo0 pusn spnsats-Whsat le00o push Sorn
1000 busn. Oats Yuan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-30

Refined oil was steady and unchanged at 81 cents per
gallon .
OH CITY PENN June 29-Crude On--Natonai Transit
Certificates opened SO and closed at Ola highest prica
e2 lowest price. els Sales $4,000 barrels chartera
80 222 barrels; clearances 100000 barrels shipmcnta
6299l barrels; runs. ..-... barrels
PITTsBURe Penn. June 29-Crude 0n-Natonal Transis
Certificates opened 90 and closed at 6 highest price
62L lowest price. 6l't
BRApPoRp Penn June 29-Crude oil-National Transte
o. ened az 81 closed at 61 highest price,
624; lowest price. SIS Clearsnces 37AOOo barrels.
TiTusvLLE. Penn. June 29-Crude oi-Natona' Irans's
opened Gls and closed at 6l highest price,
so " lowest price, 6l1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-30

State bonds were neglected North Carolina Gs. 1919
sold 124e city bank stocks the sales at the Board
were covered by (5O) Fourth National al las. olher
Gales at auction are reported below , .,...r
Railroad bonds were moderately active ana strong
Erie second 6s 70 TO 99as and closed at 93-9J3s
West shore As firm at l03ssa lO3s Lake Lre ana
Western IS sold at 1888 and Louisville ana Nsnvie
higher at 3d. Missouri Kansas and Texas hfst rs rose
per cont to 49, the general C' y to 9os ana ao % = 20
were easieiat 115s and 1l5i RESPECTIVELY and the adj
up s: sent g.
st. Louis frsts assenied were nrn ,c q. ooa
%a aUe hsner at 81 YANG" Omaha sns &
iirsts sold at sO0slA Wheeling and Lake Erie iisls
ig higher at lOl New YORK CIV ana Nc'I ,ay
Winona aud St. Paul incomes closed ga higher at asa
6snTeT ana we're U hsher at Texas and Pacific
incomes rose from 81 to Goa5s4 and Fort Worth and
ds were easier at s65s6 but the incomes, ls to
S5 81 Louis and san Francisco genera, 9s we're rGs
and Texas irsts firm at 99a, and the seconds were
per cent higher at 46i9; e...,. p.o,o,,.
Cotton Seed on certificates sold 3i0ol at 46ta!5s%
46al a &C. American Cable 81 at 20 Western National
Iron 500 at 81 75a$4 s7ia Boston. HartordLsnd RE
KnowItors-dOO at 5, Mexican National Construction
q 200 at 37039as and Security Milling and Mining
The local money market was opened nominally At lo%
about per cent later loans were at 3a4 per cent and
the closing was offered at per- &C tho Clearing House
81 4S a and i redeemed 900 trade dollars %,
Tho sub-Trcasury to-day iost on balance a. "a q,
cnrrency The days operations covered: Receipts
al 2o3f25; payments. 81 300 currency "'''ice'
xi55754Ii ; cou balance. $l53.9S4. 95S ~. 49,.
r1cSanass si24 w 7IO; balances. IS. 7422l7
The United states treasury at WASHINGTON feee''"
The customs receipts 81 and the interha
reyen ne receipts were S236,01s; ..,. uart.t for
Tho easier money market made better marke' u nor
the foreign exchanges and rates were nrmcr: , mo
revise quotations business as follows; BANKERS ns
"a AZ and "a s37s for long and short Stern resPec.
ively 52aia and 520o for francs; 94's ana 'oA 'or
rccbmarks 4Ois and 40as for gnilders 90 H., ,.,,
In Inndop Rrsh consos opened az 101 ZIG for both
money and account decline OF ll0 ior 10
ruled steady all day. Money between bankers was 40
10 per cent and for discount Of bankers bills s per
cent The Bank of England lost soo0Oo BULLION on
balance India Council bills allotted At an avance
of Lied per rupee American railways opened WIN ia,,
responses yesterdays late home advances anu '"'e
buoyant all day. closing about the highest prices ~.
Paris French per declined from so92 TO soso
Tho following securities we're sold At the hca' hsx ,.
70 and Auction Room Limited, ny Adrian H. Muller
Son 80.
81 shares Third Avenue Railroad xozs
1900 Thrd venue R per bonds due 1880 coupons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-30

42c.. Red Elsn psr 10 s4sssc RCD sapen,asd per -
lkc.; Bank 2lc Strata % PC. Olive ppl1 e0S 3sct
Nsatsfoot prime eoS7se' common. 0Sscoc' Palm S>e.
Mustar' Seed. l5c-
raw and values well maintained Of fos no;
Iassss 7.ec. Refining and 3l0c. for 96o Tess
Centrifugal Refned quiet with quotations barely nam
tanned. Cut Loaf 10 G6 Sci Crushed 11896sc; Cnnes
$3.50; Powdered az ll6c Granulated 68l Hond
4. 67c confectionery A. 'c, Coffee stasaarr I.iSci
Coffee Of A. 63l6 as 616c White Extra Z. l-lo Tx
ira c, Sci c, lAa41rc yellow. 4h9l1c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-30

Take Western Union for example It opened Thurscay AT
76o and Friday 1888 aud Frifay II sold AT OI ana
tonight II closed 70 higher than It's Thursday NOR ngs
fiours There is nothing true OF O. telegraph deal to-
night that was last Thursday and yet false re-
ports with manpnlaIion marked us nsateS uo"h y per
;oyernme bonds were que, and steady with bids for
the 4as off Il per cent Annexed are the CLOSING quota
tons:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-30

At one time in the manipulation Chicago was 70
cents Duluth and So cents higher taan 81 Lou VIII
mind the figures In tho foregoing ate
today Instructive. There 10 evidently deal n New;
York wheat June to-day u ssr cent; Sd ,h snc
and 80 cents above July wheat 10 chicsso. =. As
gust had declined cont and ssptembsr cent yGly Snsas
bought heavily at 20 cents today and has been
irving t4 ~ cents for August He got more 81 the
prices July wheat cent? July corn So cent:
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GRAIN AND PRODUCs XlRKgE&


FEATURES or NEw-Y0RK DBALrN0&
the striking Of ysstssys wheat MARIE y vas ~
twisting Of shorts June deliveries The reeovsy q
the the smssh Of two weeks be- bsen suesno
to give some courage 70 the balls On tA MONTHS
options ana they able 10 mark prices ~ On scared
bears IL cents 70 q oet This movement sasots4
In - cent: per basSsl But the ieosl shsssstes
Of this snnuaon proved BY the fact that SprinG ceeh
lets wero lower with the market unsetled The
other months than June In the option line were without sew
feature but considerable swichng business Wa donA
The close was irregular with losses for Jay ct So eed
August at "a y and September ct 16A and gains Of
for October 66 and December ut 80h end cent iok
November at Ssh c~nt Cash corn was stsady with 720O
bushels taken By exporters. .-..-
done In tbs options but the huctuaeone
were sh he close being e bottom prces sh9rng iossss
Of cent ct 40 for July AZ for August and - los
September Dat. on the spcs we're to cent Love. !nS
July and 50? csnts ior and ssrsmDer the sxPcr
Of lard amounted to 500 erces The opton ere SDS
pot castor rus closing q oocs July e g. Assrse
% 81 September SO o. October 81 o. November - " Dc
Tho receipts OF grain reported yesterday u NswYsrk
Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston were - follow:
Wheat 6O4 bushels; 29 bushels oata 81
bushels total grain 1872 s2s bushels a.ur 90 YES pack
Wheat e4S1i bushels: corn 22e ll3 bushels oetss
l74011 bushels total grain 468e0l bushels; hour Sooos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-30
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROW THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The news from country yesterday OF negative
character Washington well holds mp With won
derf yigor continues quiet but ere were
reports that considerable selling done ct OIL city Carry
ing rates are high because Of and
there may holders who will be forced
qudate Tho prices early were
cens but In spite bu0yancy OF the railway stoc8
market steady yielding from best nguree Inc
fluctuations narrow and the close Was steahy
The ran of prices and the total dealings the consSl
dafe Erch 2 follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-30

Nervousness the principal feature OF the speculation
The opening irregular frs prices showing an adaeol
gas points early and equal decline on late mouths
considerable concerte bu/nS
anil the old months set IN the mar
ket closing steady at POINTS advance on July III points a.
August point advance on septripcr ana iart
! later months Sales, 81, 100 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-30
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO June 20 SDeetaD-Wheat opened ct 69 csnsab
speedily falling 80 cents and then rising to 6S cents
July corn opened at y8 cents August ct 26 cenis
July lard at So August short ribs Ut q 60 Receipts
Of wheat to-day were 1885 bushels shipmepts 257 $40
bushcs receipts i7l223 bushsla shipmsnts
5000 bushels At given hour to-day prices for wness %
the different grain centres 80 follows:
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european advertisements.

IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEATs
Finest and cheapest Meat Fiavoring Stock -
Soups Ma do Dishes and saucea AnnuAa ~
100000 jars.
7 IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAE
i An invaluable tonic 10 . succeee ana 9oo3 U
Which nations should feel grateful" Bee "Asesea
Press," Lancet" Sc
Genuine only with the fec simile Of Baroa Lsel6y
Star sfure IN Blue Ink across tho LABEL !ne w.
~Baron Liebig" and photoGfaph hAv!ne 49,
iarSey used by dealers With no connect9n VIZ
Baron Liebis. the pubie are nfesmsa "a.
fiehlg Company alone can o06r the erS1ole WIN
BTon Licbig's euarantee Of gesulneneee
T IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF NEAT
Il IN b had Of al Storskeepefs Qrocers 80 YnsR
ista sole eeujs for tbs United 6ISsoe (wRosslesS
oniy) q DAVID Co. fsnchurehAv~ APea~s
yugiaAd
,.,.,.,~y.u.sp am,th Park 4 Tilfsrd. Ado.
MSSfsli 4 ondit NoKesscu R95hsFs 19yTSSs ~ ~
8 Co. Francis b. tsggs>s 4 Co. W. H. senasRs~ ~
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SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE
sAvAxxAB yups 2o:-TVrpeptle urn q s!S an,.s
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BIN centres were as follows
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-08-27
Marvellous Little Moxie.

The Moxie craze Is the latest, and 1t bids
fair to last, as the physicians say It takes
the place of stimulants and TONES, leaving
no reaction. Consequently, its place can
not be filed. The medical world, III said,
have been waiting for some one to discover
its like, as stimulants are only Temporary
relief, and are eventually as destructive 10
nerve force as overwork n exhAusuon
Stimulants and medicines never cure
or nervous exhaustion. 1t is
said tbs Moxie does at once. Stops the APP
petite for liquors as well, satisfies sne merry
Gus system as well, at once, leaving only
the best results.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-08-27

suffering from functional arrangements or
any of the painful disorders or weaknesses
incident to their sex. DIR. Pierce's t~reatise,
illustrated with wood-cuts and colored
plates (160 pages), suggests sure means of
complete self-cure. Sent for 10 cents in
stamps. Address Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-08-27

VALUE OF AN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Dot-Oh. dear. 1 don't see why mamma
gives me such lessons as this to learn,
nothin' but great big words"
Little Dick--"Well, folks use big
words sometimes"
Shut these are awful long things,
ever so many syllables; why, some
stretch most clear across the page.
There isn't any use in learning them"
'sIndeed there is, Dot. If you don't
learn all them big long words you'll
grow up in ignorance an never be able
to read circus posters"
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-08-27

THE Corn Miller calls attention to
the fact that where two varieties OF
corr dent and tilnt-were grown on
the same farm, care was taken at the
husklng to determine the relative pro-
portion Of corn when in the a and
when shelled. The result showed that
the dent variety gave sighty bushels Of
shelled corn per acre and the flint sixty
bushels, but when they were dried and
weighed for market 1t vas found that
the yield of flint exceeded that of
dent.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-08-27

AT NARRAGANsETT.---C arrie-
Where have you beenp Clara--I've
been to the druggists to get some
medicine. Carrie-What did you get?
C~lara-well, I got some gum drops,
and a pound of marshmellow paste,
and a pot of rouge, and two sheets of
fly paper, and a glass of vanilla cream
soda and a sachet. Carrie--Poor thing.
You must have a good deal of sickness
at your house.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-08-27

Mrs. SHoDDY.-What has become
of your beau, Belle? Miss Size has
gone to the beach for his health. Mrs.
Shes rich, and | can't see why
you shilly-shally with him so long.
why don't you marry himp Miss ),
Il do not care to marry him: lie IS a
yaletudinarian. Mrs. S.--What's that
got to do with itp we're no stlcklers
about religion. 1t amt like as If either
of YOU were Catholics and needed a
dispensation. You ought to he glad
OF the chance. II l was in your place
I'd marry him If he was q vegetarian.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-08-27

$50 you think there is no danger
about my going to the bad placer"
"Not a bit of it. You'll go to
heaven fast enough"
"Well, 1t would be more satisfac-
tory if one knew you had good grounds
for your assertion"
sob, 1 have. You're sure to go to
heaven. You must, in obedience to
the law of nature"
"What law do you refer tor"
1.-THE law Of gravitation. The
lightest weight always goes to the
top.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-08-27

BUSINESS is BUsINEss.-'I want to
place a column ad. in your paper, he
said to the editor "calling attention
to my special brand of odd Raven
whisky.n
"All right, sir" responded the
editor, briskly, 81 will be at your ser
vice In a moment"
Then he went to the s~peaking-tube
and whispered to the foreman:
"Kill that editorial on the Curse of
Rum.,p
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-08-27

Alex was taking down the parlor stove
a week or two ago whenby some mis-
chance he slipped and the thing came
topping over on top of him.
His wife Immediately sent their ED
est for a neighbor to lift the heavy
weight, and while waiting for his ar
rival she sympathized with her unfor
tunate husband.
How do you feel AlexP" she asked
after several minutes OF coincidence.
"How do l feel?" said the unfor-
tunate wag. ''Why 1 feel like Alex
under the CRATE, Of course"
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-08-27

WHEN cows should be stabbed al
night, to protect them from cold, rain
and storms. the farmer should see to it
that the stable is kept scrupulously
clean. Cows neglected in this respect
will not yield so much milk, and unless
the milk can COM through clean teats
and uncontaminated by odors of fresh
excrement, it will not be ft for any
use.